Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
GENERAL EARRETS.
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ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov. lG.--Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat lever all morning until the i'm
mediate c'ose, then It recovered and c,osed
shout the same as YESTERDAY. No led cash
71h6n2Sc; December 723s6725s3; January
71H67;'sc bid, closing at 7i5c bic; Msy 0Oa
eOlzc. closing at Snl4c. Corn firm snd4c higher;
cash 3S1Sc; November 3S1a3; DC mber 33&G
ga closing at 3S3SG; Jsnu2ry $3.50; May aga
axe, closlng at ua<c. Odts-Sse -dy; ash 25sis
N.vembsr 24<c; December 25c; May
2sSd2SXc. Whiaky-steady at 81 % Provisions
Firm. Pork-Summer cured Sl2 81. Lsrd Sc 20
&c 80 Dry salt meats-Boxeo shoulders 81 S7h
6o5 90; long clears Sc 671zG6 10; clear ribs
con Boxed shoulders S. SIX; long clears 81 5OG
I 6515; clear ribs 81 671z@7 U.s. short clears
81 s7]<6S 90. Hams $ll c00l2 or. Afternoon
board-Wheat-s steady: November 12Ec; De-
cember 72Hc; JANUARY 743.c; MAY sO4c. Corn
Strong; Noyembe- $3.50; December 3s39c; Jan
nary 3sslc; Nay A7sc. Oats-tirm November
| 2i;4c; December CSC; May 2S1le.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. l0.-Markets on Change
to day were even lower than yesterday. There
was more firmness in provision than IN other
markets. Wheat pit trading was light and gen
! done on outside &C cunt local traders, too,
were out of the market. In the cash market
| there was modera call, but chiefly for carry
| ing purposes; receipts continued large, with
| lower at 1875 I34ac, SOLD to $780, and closed AZ
| 733x3; corn was somewhat hrmer and more set
i've 10 cay; better local demand prevailed
shippers being the chief buyers; the hsmness
| was due mainly to demand for cash corn and
| reports that corn was husking out badly In
| some sections of Illinois tire marKet opened at
| yesteTca Is closing fguree, beca 7e firm. ad
| vaucsd &c for yv1mber and 1404sc for other
| futures ruled steady and closed with Novem-
! Der &c higher at 1910 and May e &c higher
| at SIC. Provisions were acli e ana de idedlJ
| a stronger feeling was developed. LocI oper-
| ators were more Inc ined to pny, and
| outside parties were largely on the buying eide.
January and May deliveries attracted tue most
| attention. Prices ruled higher on all leading
articles and outstte prices were fully sustain ed.
January pork opene, at Si2 TX, ranged from
| that figure up to 5 10. closing quiet JanusrY
lard opened at S. e21z, sold up to Sc 521s66 621z
! and cl"eed at S. 60. January short RE sofa AZ
S. 3Oa6 60 The leading futures closed a.
! follows: Wheat-Novem Der PKG, Decem-
Der 1890 January I32fc; May 7915c Corn-No
vember 424c; December 2lc; January 4%c
May $40. hess pork. per barrel, January
| SI3 OK; february $l;15: May Si3 25h. Lard
| November Sc 571l; De enber So 30; January
i S. co. Nav SO g. Short ribs. January So %
! February Sc 6 Il. Cash quotations were as TO-
lows: No. red wheat iOe No; corr m
L%Id per 100 pounds Sc 20 Short Iio'
sides, loose Sc 45G7 so; dry sslted shouldert
boxed s. as 20 short clea- sices. boxed, So S00
%.
NEW YORK Nov 10.-Cofee-Spot fair; Biz
nominsl at ISc; Opt ms lei active and lower
. sales $3.50 bags: November 1850; December
IS a50l56o January 10 l0Gl5.35; February "A.
6I5 90; March Il so ais. 25: Apr 15.0t ais 10
May l4SjGI5.0 JIEe l4.s5Gl5. o; July 1855
Il 50: August L. 6G0l4.75, September IA 0l4.7o
October IA 200l460; 1sSS-Nove Der IA 05614. %
December 4.o5@I4.50. Sugar Stronger; P1r,'
Rico 51<c;' Marianham 45sc; superior manill
3. loo: fair refining quoted at 5 i6c; refnet
quiet: extra o 1895 7-l6c; yellow l.GESc
confetti oners' 6z.G6 GO; cut loaf and crashes
Ike MOlasses qnieI.